In my previous blog I installed Apache 2 on a raspberry Pi. To display more than simple HTML pages, you need to install and configure additional software such as a database server and scripting language PHP. For more convenience and security you can still arrange things like SSL. You do that as follows.You can install […]
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Handy, such a ready-to-use hosting package, but to have complete control over your web server, it’s best to roll up your sleeves yourself. For example, you can install your own Apache web server. The necessary components can be installed with the help of the command line. Also useful as a test server. Install your own
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Keeping your software up to date is one of the most important things you can do to maintain your Raspberry Pi and Homebridge security. It will also keep you Raspberry Pi and Homebridge running smoothly. Want to know hot to install the Updates and Security fixes, you can read all about it here. Install
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Before you can install HomeBridge on a Raspberry Pi Zero W, you must first provide it with Raspbian OS. How to install your Raspberry Pi Zero W, you can read in one of my previous blogs here. Now that you have a Raspberry Pi Zero W running on Raspbian OS, well configured and connected to your
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Well after my last successes to make a accessory for my HomeBridge, I want to see if I can make a Temperature & Humidity Level accessory. First, you must install HomeBridge on a Raspberry Pi, and configure it as a HomeKit bridge device.How to do that, you can read here. Then I need a Temperature &
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Well after a long time I’ve picked up where I left my HomeBridge project. Its time to go to the next level; accessories! The first logical step is in my opinion switching a light ( or relay ) on and off though the HomeBridge with Siri. First, you must install HomeBridge on a Raspberry Pi,
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As I where searching for new plugin’s for my Homebridge I stumbled upon Homebridge Server. The purpose of this plugin is to change your homebridge configuration via the webbrowser. The plugin handles the JSON-part and you – as a user – can add your devices to the bridge. It takes the Hombridge to a next level!
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Everyone with an Internet connection can use Google to find the default username and password of your Raspberry Pi. This is, as you will understand, a serious security problem. One that you do not want to see unresolved. Don’t give intruders that opening – change your default credentials! User management in Raspbian is done on the command
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This weekend I reinstalled my Raspberry Pi with the Raspbian Jessie Lite image. Then I ran into some connections problems. Because I use the Raspberry pi Headless, I use use the SSH (Secure Shell) to access My Raspberry Pi from my Apple MacBook Air. SSH is a secure network protocol. With an SSH connection, you
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